The Frightened City (1961)
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Sean Connery plays one of his early roughneck types in the British gangster picture Frightened City. The story takes place in a rundown section of London, where the citizens are held in the grip of extortionists. After several months of gang warfare, the six major "protection" rings agree… More Sean Connery plays one of his early roughneck types in the British gangster picture Frightened City. The story takes place in a rundown section of London, where the citizens are held in the grip of extortionists. After several months of gang warfare, the six major "protection" rings agree to bury the hatchet and combine their efforts under the leadership of a mob boss (Herbert Lom). One of the gangsters opposes the mobster's rule, and is promptly rubbed out. Paddy Damion (Sean Connery), the dead man's best friend, swears revenge. After a bloody confrontation, Damion agrees to provide information to the police -- after plea-bargaining himself into a light sentence. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- John Lemont
- Written By
- John Lemont, Leigh Vance
- Genres
- Drama, Mystery & Suspense, Classics
- In Theaters
- Jul 20, 1962 Wide
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Cast
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Herbert Lom
as Waldo Zhernikov
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John Gregson
as Detective Inspector Sayers
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Sean Connery
as Paddy Damion
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Alfred Marks
as Harry Foulcher
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Yvonne Romain
as Anya
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Kenneth Griffith
as Wally
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Olive McFarland
as Sadie
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David Davies
as Alf Peters
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Frederick Piper
as Sgt. Ogle
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Robert Cawdron
as Hood
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Tom Bowman
as Tanky Thomas
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Patrick Jordan
as Frankie Farmer
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George Pastell
as Sanchetti
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Patrick Holt
as Supt. Carter
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Bruce Seton
as Asst. Commissioner
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Robert Percival
as Wingrove
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Joan Haythorne
as Miss Rush
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Arnold Diamond
as Moffat
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Jack Stewart
as Tyson
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Douglas Robinson
as Salty Brewer
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Marianne Stone
as Barmaid (Riviera)
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Neal Arden
as Headwaiter
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Norrie Paramor
as Pianist
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J.G. Devlin
as Informer
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John Witty
as TV Announcer
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Vanda Godsell
as Sophie Peters
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Kenneth J. Warren
as Title Thug
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Martin Wyldeck
as Security Officer
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Yvonne Ball
as Myrna
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Yvonne Buckingham
as Pretty Girl
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Tony Hawes
as Lord Buncholme
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John Baker
as Warder
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Walter Brown
as Billy Agnew
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Stuart Saunders
as Publican
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John Stone
as Hood